Marc Marquez emphasized the importance of his consistent performance in clinching second place at the challenging French Grand Prix, widening his lead substantially in the MotoGP standings. Starting the race with just a two-point advantage over his brother Alex, Marc secured a comfortable 22-point advantage as Alex crashed out from third place. This victory also allowed Marc to further extend his lead over Francesco Bagnaia, widening the gap from 31 to 51 points. Recognizing the non-title contention of race winner Johann Zarco, Marc strategically aimed to avoid risks and focused on maintaining his position. Learning from his previous crash at the Spanish Grand Prix, Marc navigated the tricky conditions with caution, highlighting the importance of minimizing errors for future races.
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